Welcome to episode 160 of the Sexology Podcast! Today I’m excited to welcome Ela Darling to the podcast. In this episode Ela speaks with me about how she became involved in virtual reality porn, it’s social implications and how she sees it expanding in the future.  

 

Ela Darling is a former librarian who has since become the leading voice in the intersection of Virtual Reality and the Adult Industry. As the world's first VR camgirl, Darling is a pioneer in the field of Virtual Reality pornography, having worked with a variety of elite adult companies, on both sides of the camera.  

 

After a decade as an adult film performer, she is now the Director of Marketing for ViRo Club, a private, inclusive, judgement-free adult VR play space.   

 

In This Episode You Will Hear:  

 

• How Ela went from being a librarian to working in the adult movie industry  
• What is Virtual Reality porn? 
• How did Ela transition to webcamming?  
• The impact bringing the camera into the experience has for VR porn  
• Taking a look at Telidildonics 
• Who are the people watching VR porn? 
• Looking at the content of VR porn  
• The importance of the plot within porn  
• How Ela see’s this technology expanding in the future 
• The social implications of VR 
• Looking at the pros and cons of VR as it grows  

   

 

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